In article <1133570079.041998.220350@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>,
totojepast@razdva.cz wrote:
>Is there any SP2 TCP conection limit workaround? Is it possible to do
>it by editing the Registry or using some tool released by Microsoft?

No. Microsoft have not released any method to work around this connection
limit. The word from Microsoft to date has been that if you want the number
of half-open connections to be greater than 10, you need to be using a server
system.

What are you trying to do that is running into the connection limit?

Alun.
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> >Is there any SP2 TCP conection limit workaround? Is it possible to do
> >it by editing the Registry or using some tool released by Microsoft?
>
> No. Microsoft have not released any method to work around this connection
> limit. The word from Microsoft to date has been that if you want the number
> of half-open connections to be greater than 10, you need to be using a server
> system.
>
> What are you trying to do that is running into the connection limit?

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